Epidemic Feared By Authorities In Campbelltown
Sanitation men, temporary shelters, and medical tents strain Campbelltown as 20 houses remain for a crowded town. Editor Charles W Anslow dies from a skull fracture after a car overturn. Boston aid is praised. residents face an early winter and demand money to prepare.
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Maltby
County Board of Health
Provincial Board of Health
Fisher
Provincial Board
Pinault
Campbelltown Board of Health
Murray
Wheeler
R. W. George McKenzie
Charles W.anslow
Campbelllon Graphic
Relief Committee
Boston
Draper and Staff Inspect Citizen Artillery in Boston Harbor
Governor Draper and staff tour forts in Boston harbor housing 12 Coast Artillery Corps companies. At Fort Banks and Fort Heath they review units including Boston's Eighth Company under Captain J Olin M Dickerman. The visit spurs gunnery, sub calibre drills, and live-fire practice with targets 1500 to 2000 yards offshore.
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Fort Heath
Artillery Corps
12Th Company
Fall River
Fred W. Harrison
Coast Artillery
Harbor
Massachusetts
Fort Andrews
Boston
McCook
Stitt
Danico
Free-Double Legal Stamps Free With Purchases at Wolf's Clothier
Free Double Legal Stamps offered with every purchase in the morning hours until 12 noon at Wolf's My Clothier located at the corner of Hanover and Portland streets. After noon only single stamps.
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Wolf's
My Clothier
Hanover
Portland Streets
Washington Street
Friend St
Union St
Lee Returns Home as Rail Labor Agreement Smoothly Proceeds
Philadelphia July 1 9 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company detail work on the new conditions granted yesterday to trainmen and conductors moved smoothly during conferences today. W G Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen left for Cleveland after supervising the agreement. A sub committee of 12 and 26 division superintendents handled the eastern schedules while final draft goes to General Manager Myers for ratification.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
W. G., Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Cleveland
Pittsburg
Myers
Lil Artha in the Toils Again
New York July 19 Jack Johnson heavyweight champion was arrested this afternoon for recklessly driving in his racing automobile. Johnson called the arrest an outrage and claimed bike police across the city declared they were out to get him. He said there was no cause for the arrest and denounced the police.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Local miscreant pays $100 bail after arrest
When his pedigree was taken he was told to furnish $100 bail for his appearance in court in the morning or be locked up. Johnson paid out a huge roll of bills and departed. Next Sunday's Post promises readers a high class comic section featuring Muggsy Willie West inghouse Sambo Nemo and Granny Goodthing.
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Massachusetts
McCook
Stitt
Danico
Company 1
Company 3
Johnson
Muggsy
Willie Westinghouse
Sambo
Nemo
Granny Goodthing
Benton declines Boston University presidency
July 19 Hamilton D. Dr Guy Potter Benton president of Miami University refused definitively the presidency offer from Boston University. Trustees had appointed him successor to Huntington, who retires after 25 years, but Benton consulted Miami trustees and decided to stay. He visited Boston to inspect equipment and planned a final reply, but no other candidate had been invited.
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Hamilton
Boston University Today
Guy Potter Benton
Miami University
Huntington
University
Warren
Dr. Benton
Benton
Boston
Miami
Boston University
Locomotives Idle as VT Freight Traffic Strikes
Montpelier Vermont faced a total freight shutdown as trainmen on the Central Vermont railroad began a strike. Some local passenger trains operated with strike breakers or non-operating staff while six freight locomotives remained idle at Montpelier Junction and shipments faced delays.
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Montpelier
Montpellier
Central Vermont Railroad
Montpelier Junction
Grand Trunk shops closed overnight costing 560 jobs
Port Huron Michigan reports orders to shut the Grand Trunk shops. The move leaves 560 workers unemployed and the local depot guarded by eight armed men as a precaution.
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Port Huron
Mich
Grand Trunk
East Boston Runaway Seeker Located in Worcester
Alice M. Seger, the East Boston runaway girl, was arrested in Worcester after identification from a published photo. She admitted her identity and said she ran away from home due to disliked work, staying with relatives in Shrewsbury. Inspector Casey stopped a Stirling car after a tip, and the girl cooperated. Her parents were notified to take her home.
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Worcester
Alice M. Seger
Boston
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Draper
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Hornblower & Weeks
Chase & Sanborn
New Brunswick
Intercolonial Club of
Frederick J. MacLeod
Gilbey
Everett
Federal Trust Company
Devonshire
Water Streets
N. B
Dominion Atlantic Steamship Company
Long Wharf
Artillery Corps of
James Craig
Coast Artillery Corps
Fort Andrew
Washington ST
Naberdashe Rfr
Summer Street
Samuels
Silk
Lisle
Kingston Street
Bates Street
Arneye Carter
Lee
Penn
R. R
Lil Artha
New England
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